Frequently Asked Questions
What is Project Management?
Project management is the application of processes, methods, skills, knowledge, and experience to achieve specific project objectives according to the project acceptance criteria, within agreed parameters. Project management has final deliverables that are constrained to a finite timescale and budget.
What is the difference between a Consultant and a Contractor?
The role of a Contractor is to evaluate a client’s needs and perform the work. A Consultant’s role, however, is to evaluate a client’s needs and advise forward on what needs to be done.
Can you connect us to certified professionals?
Yes, MALTO has a large network of experienced professionals that can add immediate value to your company’s strategic and project-based needs.
Which is better? Being a contractor or being full-time?
This answer can only be answered by what option suits you best, based on your personal and professional goals. For more information, check out our Blog on How to Become an Independent Contractor?
What is Staff Augmentation?
Staff augmentation is the use of outside personnel on a temporary basis to augment the capacity of your organization. For more information, check out our blog What is Staff Augmentation?
Does MALTO Group provide one on one training?
Yes, MALTO can provide training and education on many areas of expertise that are needed across many industries today. Please contact us for a free consultation.
What is MALTO’s approach to IT Contracting?
MALTO Group understands that the immediate need of the client will feed into a larger strategic plan, and we are committed to offering consulting services to unlock the full potential for their success. We strive to understand both your current and future business plans and what technology solutions will be needed to meet them. This helps us create an infrastructure that you need to deliver results.
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